Kadriana and Colton Lott of Canada experienced a mixed day of competition at the 2026 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship in Geneva, Switzerland, securing victories against Hungary and Scotland but ultimately falling to Scotland later in the day.

Strong Start Against Hungary

The Canadian team began Tuesday with a 10-7 win over Hungary’s Dorottya Udvardi-Palancsa and Lorinc Tatar. Despite Hungary taking an early 4-3 lead after scoring four points in the second end, the Lotts responded with four points of their own in the third.

Comeback Victory

Canada extended their lead by stealing a point in the fourth end, showcasing their defensive capabilities. This comeback highlighted their composure and ability to adapt their strategy under pressure.

Mixed Results Against Scotland

The Canadian duo initially dominated Scotland, achieving a decisive 12-5 victory fueled by a six-point haul in the sixth end. This performance demonstrated their offensive strength and strategic planning.

Scotland's Revenge

However, Scotland later secured an 8-5 win against Canada in a closely contested match. The Scottish team capitalized on opportunities, scoring two points in the seventh end to secure the victory.

Championship Standings

Despite the loss, the Lotts concluded Tuesday with a 5-1 record, tied for first place in Group B with Italy. Canada holds the tiebreaker advantage over Italy, having defeated them 6-5 on Monday.

Representing Gimli, Manitoba, Kadriana and Colton Lott have consistently demonstrated skill and tactical awareness throughout the tournament. They remain strong contenders for a medal as the championship progresses.